Minnesota Classic Glastron Forum
General Category => General Discussion => Topic started by: Terry_Curran on June 29, 2018, 10:09:15 AM
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Not sure what it is!!
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Ya scored a Timi finally?
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Congratulations Terry!
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Congrats
All right come on now, let’s see a couple more pictures
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GREAT !
Must have checked out OK …
Any new picture ?
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Here’s another one Joe, the trailer lights didn’t work at all!! Glad I brought a backup
Yes Gregg checked out ok, as in ok, it needs a complete rebuild
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Here is another pix with Factory aluminum trailer
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Nice, is that your shop? Looks like you went a distance for it, noting the SC tags. Similiar paint scheme, but in far better shape than my Timi was. Congrats!
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Saw you sold the SSV. Figgered you were up to somethin.
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" Yes Gregg checked out ok, as in ok, it needs a complete rebuild "
Wouldn't be a Glastron / Carlson if it didn't need a full rebuild ... LOL
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Here is another pix with Factory aluminum trailer
Dig the trailer.
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Thanks! It’s been a long day. Left Thursday after work and drove to Denton, NC , 1325 miles and 24 hours actual driving time round trip with traffic delays Discovered the transom was bad, motor sounds nice btw! The shop you see in the pictures is the previous owners he has 2 large garages one has a plasma cutter, the other has a water jet. Hooked up some temp lights left and headed to the nearest tire shop, an hour away. Bought new tires and rims, rims on the trailer were 15” Jeep rims. The axles have bearing buddies and I pumped them full of grease and started driving I stopped once and pumped them full of grease again. I wasn’t feeling lucky so I pulled off of the interstate and pulled the wheels and hubs, wiped the grease out the best I could from the hub, filled it with grease and repacked the outter bearing. We arrived home Saturday morning at 6 am and took a 3 hour nap, naps was all I had been getting since we left Thursday,and headed to my brother-in-laws to do a bathroom remodel. Finally got a decent nights sleep and will be back at the remodel in a few hours. Pictures are the ones I was sent from the po. Btw, it’s the 84 timi that was for sale on FB, thank you Tim C for contacting me, Gregg also posted in on the forum, so more pictures there. This is the timi with the wrap around seating
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Few more
At least the grab bar is still with the boat!
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Repurposed the "O chit bar" … LOL
Can you save the flake ?
Seacast transom fix ?
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Vortec heads, not original, but actually a plus. Looks good overall. Hoping to hear the progress as you go through it. Your recovery trip is quite similiar to mine. Interested to know could if your flake can be saved.
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Vortec heads, not original, but actually a plus. Looks good overall. Hoping to hear the progress as you go through it. Your recovery trip is quite similiar to mine. Interested to know could if your flake can be saved.
Po said the complete engine is the 86-92 vintage with one piece rear main seal and non-vortex heads. Block drains have been added. He also said he put a marine cam in the motor
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The Jeep rims look actually nice on the trailer. I actually bought 4 new tires on jeep rims just to get the tires and the rims are almost perfect was just going to scrap. I like that look better then the basic wagon wheels you see on most trailers. Will check out to see if it fits my five bolt trailers and just keep them.